Remount for Mac

Privacy policy

Last updated November 9, 2026

Remount is made by Decodr.tech. This policy explains what the Mac app does with your data. The short version: there is no account, no advertising and no tracking; your drives and passwords stay on your Mac; Remount talks only to the servers you add; it sends Decodr.tech only anonymous usage counts, which you can switch off, and a Product news token if you turn that on.

What stays on your Mac

The drives you add (server, share, folder, user name, name, rule and order), the networks where each drive worked before, the drive states, your settings (language, appearance, launch at login) and the notification history are stored on your Mac, in the app's own storage shared with its widget (App Group). Nothing of it is sent to Decodr.tech. Deleting the app deletes them.

Passwords are stored in your Mac's Keychain, one item per drive. Remount reads a password only to mount that drive, never shows it and never sends it anywhere except to the server it belongs to, through macOS.

Your servers

Remount connects only to the servers you add, to check that they answer and to mount their shares with macOS. These connections go from your Mac to your server directly; Decodr.tech is not in between and never sees them.

Networks and location

To list the file servers on your network ("Browse the network"), macOS asks for Local Network access. Remount uses it only to find the servers that announce themselves on your network (Bonjour) and show them in the Add a drive window. The list stays on your Mac and nothing is sent anywhere.

To mount a drive only on the networks where it worked before, Remount reads the address of your network's router and the type of connection, on your Mac. If you set a rule per Wi-Fi network (Remount Pro), macOS asks for Location access so that Remount can read the name of the Wi-Fi network you are on. Remount uses it only to apply your rules: your location is not read, kept or sent, and nothing about your networks leaves your Mac.

Alerts, widget and history

The alerts (drive lost, drive back, password refused) are shown by macOS as local notifications: no notification server, nothing sent to Decodr.tech. The widget reads the drive states on your Mac. The notification history is kept on your Mac only, and you can clear it.

Product news (optional)

If you turn on "Product news" in Settings, the app asks macOS for a push token and sends it to a Decodr.tech server with the app's language and version, so that Decodr.tech can send you a short notice when a new version of Remount is released. The token identifies the app on your Mac for Apple's notification service only: it is not linked to your name, your e-mail or your drives. It is deleted from the server when you turn the switch off, and after 180 days without the app opening. The switch is off by default.

Anonymous usage counts

To know which features are used and to improve the app, Remount sends anonymous counters to a Decodr.tech server. Each one is made only of: the name of an action (for example a drive added or removed, a drive mounted, lost or back, a reconnection, a rule set, the Pro screen shown, a purchase or a restore, the demo opened), the app version, the platform and the day. The country is derived from your network connection by our server and the address is dropped. The full list of events is available on request at support@decodr.tech.

Counts never contain a server, a share, a user name, a network or an address, and are never linked to you or to a device. There is no tracking across apps. You can switch them off at any time with "Share anonymous usage counts" in Settings; it is on by default. When it is off, nothing is sent.

What is never collected

No account, no e-mail address, no location data, no contacts, no crash reports, no advertising identifier, no tracking, no device identifier other than the Product news token described above (only if you turn it on). Your servers, shares, user names, passwords and files never reach Decodr.tech. On the Mac App Store, the data types declared are Usage Data (product interaction) and Coarse Location (the country) for the anonymous counts, Identifiers (the push token) for Product news, and Purchase history for Remount Pro. None is linked to your identity and none is used for tracking.

Purchases

Remount Pro is a one-time purchase handled by Apple under the Apple privacy policy. Decodr.tech never sees your payment details. The app checks the purchase on your Mac with StoreKit.

For each sale, Apple sends Decodr.tech a server notification. One line is kept per notification (time, type, product, amount, storefront), with nothing that identifies you, and it is used only to count sales.

Children

Remount is not directed at children and collects no personal data from anyone.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version is published on this page with a new date.

Contact

For any question about this policy, write to support@decodr.tech.